Language help please Tel.

[BoroRedKen]

Terry. Can the word "reverted" mean anything other than "back to"?

Context.

"I used to eat meat but i have reverted to becoming a Vegan"?

TIA.

[Poolielad]

Terry. Can the word "reverted" mean anything other than "back to"?

Context.

"I used to eat meat but i have reverted to becoming a Vegan"?

TIA.

How can you revert to becoming a vegan if it can only mean going back to, if you have never been a vegan before??

[BoroRedKen]

Exactly my thoughts Timbo.

 

[Reidydog]

Converted?

[TerryCochranesSocks]

It's always temping to make complicated statements even when a simple, and perfectly acceptable, option is better.

"I used to eat meat but I have reverted to becoming a vegan"?  (reverted is incorrect unless you were previously a Vegan)

Why not say  -  "I used to eat meat but I have become a vegan"?

Or even better  -  "I have become vegan"?

[BoroRedKen]

Cheers Tel. Did not want to call the Tweeter a berk then look like a dick myself!

 

[tunstall]

It's always temping to make complicated statements even when a simple, and perfectly acceptable, option is better.

"I used to eat meat but I have reverted to becoming a vegan"?  (reverted is incorrect unless you were previously a Vegan)

Why not say  -  "I used to eat meat but I have become a vegan"?

Or even better  -  "I have become vegan"?

tempting

[TerryCochranesSocks]

Well resisted!

[Johnny Thunder]

It's always temping to make complicated statements even when a simple, and perfectly acceptable, option is better.

"I used to eat meat but I have reverted to becoming a vegan"?  (reverted is incorrect unless you were previously a Vegan)

Why not say  -  "I used to eat meat but I have become a vegan"?

Or even better  -  "I have become vegan"?

Or just say fuck all.
The fuckin tree hugging cunt.





 

[Wee_Willie]

"I used to eat meat but i have reverted been indoctrinated to becoming a Veganism"?